<h4>Chapter 203: Chapter 203: Highlight Moment</h4>


    Just a moment earlier, he was still the unbeatable god.


    The next second, he abruptly closed the game page as if he did not want her to see his childish side.


    This series of actions was as fierce as a tiger, which made Jiang Li burst intoughter, "You didn’t think we had juste in, did you?"


    Jingshen frowned and nced at Jiang Li, "Why didn’t you make a sound when you arrived?"


    "If we had made a sound, we wouldn’t have been able to see such a fun scene just now. You are really quite excellent at closing games," Jiang Li stood up, smiling as he patted Jingshen on the shoulder, teasing, "I didn’t realize, you’re quite good at creating face models in games; no wonder Su Lu looked somewhat familiar to me."


    "Nobody would think you’re mute if you kept quiet," Jingshen said.


    Jiang Liughed cheerfully for a while, not continuing to banter with him, and walked over to Ying Xi.


    Then, Jingshen sat down on the sofa.


    "When did youe?"


    "Been here for a while."


    "I thought you weren’t interested in these things."


    "Because I didn’t know how to y at first, I truly wasn’t interested, but after learning a bit more and watching for a while, I found it quite interesting," Su Lu said.


    "I’ll teach you," Jingshen offered.


    His voice was quiet, and Su Lu didn’t catch it, "What?"


    "I’ll teach you," Jingshen repeated, "Since I’m here anyway and they have a training room withplete equipment."


    Su Lu wasn’t looking to refuse, but just listened to Jingshen’s words.


    Su Lu blinked, "You... don’t n to leave?"


    Hearing Jingshen’s words just now, it seemed like he was nning to stay for a long time.


    Even though the rtionship between the two of them wasn’t as tense, and Su Lu wasn’t as resistant to his presence anymore, she still felt a bit... ufortable with the idea of him hanging around for a long time.


    Thus, when she asked the question, regardless of her actual intent, it inevitably seemed like she was hinting for him to leave, which gave her a bit of a headache and a feeling of helplessness.


    Having said that, she couldn’t help but secretly nce at Jingshen through the corner of her eye to see if he was upset by her words.


    However, he wasn’t angry at all; if anything, he just looked a bit disappointed, "If you want me to leave..."


    Given Su Lu’s nature, she always refrained from hurting others with words, hence she added, "Isn’t yourpany just getting off the ground? There must be lots of things to be busy with."


    Whether Jingshen epted her rationale, or saw it merely as an excuse, was unclear.


    Jingshen’s expression didn’t change much, his gaze remained gentle, though his words followed her lead, "Yes, there’s nothing urgent at the moment. I’ll leave after I y the performance match I promised them."


    In the days that followed, Jingshen would pass time by ying games with them, essentially serving as their sparing partner. Honestly, it was hard to tell who was training whom at this level.


    Because Jingshen often mercilessly defeated the yers of the Fierce Eagle Team, their mindset, psychological endurance, adaptability, and frustration tolerance improved significantly.


    Mainly because whenever they yed games against Jingshen, they had to seriously hold their breath and concentrate.


    Moreover, their behavior became much more civilized, something even their manager found surprising; these rascals were normally quite crude, often cursing excitedly during training.


    But in front of Jingshen, they had to hold back, almost going crazy from it.


    Su Lu, besides apanying Jiang Li to the training games to observe everyone’s training, was free to do as she pleased, buying lots of delicious snacks as gifts, nning to take them back for Su Zhe, as well as thepany executives and Cheng Youran and Chen Yaxi.


    With time passing unnoticed, the day of the match arrived.


    Ying Xi and co. wore their team uniforms, mainly in red and white colors, in addition to various logos from sponsors.


    Compared to the clean and crisp uniforms of their opponents, it was clear that the Fierce Eagle Team was not in the same league.


    The result was tantly apparent, a straightforward match, but since it was the other team’s home ground, they even arranged for the game to be held in an arena and opened up ticket sales, which was absurd.


    However, fortunately, neither the Fierce Eagle Team members nor Ying Xi had anyints, probably used to the sponsors’ difficulties.


    After settling down, they each began adjusting their equipment.


    Su Lu noticed Jingshen wasn’t seated in thepetition-specific seats, so she asked Jiang Li, "Isn’t he supposed to y? Why is there no movement?"


    "Maybeter, he’ll y eventually. It’s a best-of-five match, he probably doesn’t have the patience to y every match, maybe he’s saving himself for the finale," Jiang Li said as he handed Su Lu a bag of popcorn.


    Su Lu, experiencing this kind of event for the first time, didn’t feel there was anything wrong with watching as if at the movies and started eating.


    The exhibition game, although not a serious match, had sold quite well. The arena was almost eighty percent full, and Su Lu and Jiang Li sat in the frontmost VIP seats.


    "I think I might have..." Su Lu frowned, not quite certain.


    "Hmm? What is it?" Jiang Li asked.


    Su Lu thought for a moment, then shook her head, "Maybe I was mistaken, or it was a coincidence, weren’t we at a food stall a few nights ago?"


    "Hmm? And then?"


    "I think I saw a customer from another table at that food stall."


    "Here? In this arena?" Jiang Li found it a bit unbelievable.


    "Yeah, maybe I was mistaken," Su Lu said, not really dwelling on it, and focused on watching the match.


    Jingshen entered the game in the third round; since it was an exhibition match, it wasn’t unusual to have substitutes from the team try their hand.


    Many didn’t know who this handsome man was, assuming he was just a substitute, but thought this substitute seemed a bit mature? Aren’t substitutes usually young trainees, averaging about fifteen or sixteen years old?


    But there was somemotion in the arena, evident that some recognized Bambi.


    Even those who didn’t know him were somewhat clued in by those in the know.


    Thus, the uing third round was highly anticipated.


    Then, as soon as the third round began, it was an absolute domination.


    Su Lu watched that game character, eerily simr to herself, moving nimbly, darting, jumping, and assassinating across the game screen.


    The arena had be Jingshen’s home field, a veritable exhibition match, his own personal exhibition.


    The exhibition match was won without a doubt, a beautifully clinched victory, with the highlights undoubtedly being the rounds where Jingshen yed.


    However, no one expected that upon leaving, an abrupt change would ur.